To Save the World, I Built a Club for Humanity’s Geniuses

[Two timelines + advanced technology + behind-the-scenes scheming + ensemble cast + satisfying power fantasy + one female lead]

In 2025, a mysterious force “locks down” Earth's fundamental sciences. Human technology stagnates, and scholars one after another go mad.

Lin Yuan accidentally discovers that whenever he falls asleep, he can transmigrate to a wasteland a hundred years in the future.

Human civilization has vanished. Mutated “divine abominations” roam everywhere, and the sky is sealed off by false stars.

To survive, Lin Yuan exploits bugs between the two worlds and lays his plans at breakneck speed:

A tin box he casually buried in the present becomes a “sacred relic of the Prophet,” venerated by the resistance for a hundred years in the future.

A down-and-out madman he saves in the present becomes the “God of Physics,” whose name is remembered through the ages.

A tiny adjustment he makes in the present leads to steel fortresses rising across the future wasteland!

When faced with the ancient organization “Keepers of Secrets,” which monitors humanity, Lin Yuan works from behind the scenes, recruiting the madmen, freaks, and criminals buried by that era, one by one, to form an organization that will make time and space tremble: “Kindling.”

“If the gods want to lock humanity out of the future, then I'll take this pack of lunatics and punch a hole in the sky!”

Years later, when an alien civilization arrives to harvest Earth, it stares at the antimatter fleet rising from underground, utterly dumbfounded:

“Weren't they supposed to be a low-level civilization? How the hell do they have max-level technology?”